Articles Tagged: Kidsgazette

More than 2,000 years ago, a little jar of oil burned longer than anyone expected. Jewish people still celebrate this …

Kwanzaa is a seven-day celebration of African-American culture started by Black nationalist Maulana Karenga in 1966, in the midst of …

The big guy travels all around the world. He visits millions of households one after the other. He’s old, he’s …

Six-hundred sixty-five days is a long time. It’s nearly 16,000 hours and a few months shy of two years. What …

New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones doesn’t take things at face value. As a journalist, she digs deeper into the …

George Washington Carver went down in American history as one of the first prominent Black scientists and an important figure …

Instead of going off to college, Elijah Wood headed to Middle Earth. In the ‘Lord of The Rings” movies, Wood …

He’s known the world over — and in worlds we’ve yet to discover — and he hasn’t even been born …

Most professional athletes hone their skills over many years, but few start so early as Shawn Johnson. She was 3 …

Can you name the famous Iowans in the illustration? To print the page, click the Download button to get started. …

Enjoy the holidays with our 2020 Coloring Contest. Open to kids and kids at heart! This year, due to The Gazette …

During Thanksgiving meal preparation — or any time your family’s at work in the kitchen — you can gather some …

Connect the dots to finish this Thanksgiving feast. To print the page, click the Download button to get started. When …

The first marathon was a harrowing and fatal footrace for one man, who ran 26.22 miles to deliver crucial news …

Last Thanksgiving, two turkeys named Bread and Butter may well have thought the end was coming. After being bred to …